Here are some organizations offering grants to groups during the Covid-19 crisis.
Check their websites regularly, as deadlines and availability can change at short notice.
Check their websites regularly, as deadlines and availability can change at short notice.
covid-19 specific funding
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Coronavirus Community Support Fund
The Government’s new £200 million Coronavirus Community Support Fund has opened for applications. National Lottery Community Fund administers the funding. It has two key objectives:
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London Community Response Fund
Applications for the London Community Response Fund are currently closed. Visit the London Community Response Fund website to sign up for information on future funding. Use this link to the page: London Community Response Fund. Morrisons Foundation COVID-19 Homeless Support Fund Support charities caring for homeless people during the coronavirus outbreak and ensure help gets to those who need it most. Grants of up to £10,000 are available. Deadline ongoing. Find more information and how to apply here. |
community grants
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Alpkit Foundation Grassroots Support
Grants of up to £500 are available for individuals or organizations serving those affected by coronavirus. Work which will be supported includes: working with vulnerable people, food, homelessness, etc. Deadline ongoing. Find more information and how to apply here. Family Fund The Family Fund supports low-income parents and carers of a child disabled or seriously ill aged 17 or under. For more information visit the Family Fund website. Deadline ongoing. Foyle Foundation Small Grants Scheme Grants for organisations currently delivering services to the young, vulnerable, elderly, disadvantaged or the general community can apply for grants of between £1,000 and £10,000. Deadline ongoing. Find more information and how to apply here. Henry Smith Charity: Improving Lives Grant Grants of between £20,000 and £60,000 per year for up to three years to charitable organisations (charities and not-for-profit organisations, including social enterprises) that help people when other sources of support have failed, are inappropriate, or are simply not available. Deadline ongoing. For more information visit the Henry Smith Charity website. |
Integrate Agency
Integrate can connect your group with funding, support and other information. Sign up to their newsletter for funding information. W integrateagency.co.uk Magic Little Grants Grants of £500 are available for small charities and community groups that help improve mental wellbeing, community participation in the arts, support marginalised group and promote equality. For a full list of eligible activities, visit the Magic Little Grants website. Deadline, 31st October 2021. Tesco Community Grants Up to £1500 funding local projects that focus on supporting children and families. Projects must be near a Tesco store. Eligible projects include breakfast clubs, holiday clubs, food banks, activities to support mental health, and equipment for community halls. Deadline ongoing. Visit Tesco Community Grants for details. Trusthouse Charitable Foundation Trusthouse will fund projects with a focus on community support in areas of need. Grants are between £2,000 and £10,000 for core costs, salaries, running and project costs. Organisations must have at least 1 year of annual accounts. Deadline ongoing. Visit Trusthouse Charitable Foundation for details. |
community food funding
Neighbourly
Neighbourly is an online giving platform. They can help your group connect with businesses that can donate volunteer time, money or product surplus. Visit their website to create a free page and set goals for your project.
If you want to receive surplus food, a member of your group must have a Level 2 Food Safety Certificate. You can do an online course in a few hours and get a certificate for less than £20.
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Neighbourly is an online giving platform. They can help your group connect with businesses that can donate volunteer time, money or product surplus. Visit their website to create a free page and set goals for your project.
If you want to receive surplus food, a member of your group must have a Level 2 Food Safety Certificate. You can do an online course in a few hours and get a certificate for less than £20.
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crowdfunding + match-funding
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Aviva Community Fund
Small charities and constituted community groups can apply for funding of up to £50,000. In response to the Covid-19 Aviva are temporarily funding projects that ensure organizations can adapt or maintain critical services and infrastructure in response to the impacts of COVID-19. Deadline: 6th July, 2021. Find more information and how to apply here. |
Lambeth Crowdfund
Up to £5000 funding available to support communities in Lambeth.You need to set up a crowdfunding project to apply for finding. Deadline ongoing. Find more information and how to apply here. |
